It is news to no one that Artificial Intelligence is increasingly being incorporated into the world of work and it is generating a lot of debate as to whether or not it is beneficial to incorporate it into this world. Some choose to see her as a tool while others see her as a substitute and believe their position is in danger.
So, the main experts, engineers and computer scientists They speak out with different answers on the matter. Some more in favor or others more against regarding its incorporation into the am
What jobs will be driven by Artificial Intelligence?
During his speech at a conference at Dreamforc, the CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang He made his position clear and thinks that in the coming years, electricians, bricklayers and construction and steel workers will be the main beneficiaries thanks to the enormous infrastructure that will be necessary to sustain the growth of this technology.
Furthermore, the CEO explains that “Gen Z continues to be told that their chances of getting a job are slim while AI threatens entry-level jobs.” To this, Huang responds that “There are thousands of jobs for young people, thanks to an accelerated data center boom. They just have to be willing to go to a vocational school.”
“If you’re an electrician, you’re a plumber, you’re a carpenter, we’re going to need hundreds of thousands of them to build all these factories.“said the manager. He explains that “the skilled crafts sector in all economies is going to experience a boom. “You’re going to have to be doubling and doubling and doubling every year.”
He even explains it with his own case, in which Huang announced that he would invest $100 billion in OpenAI to help finance the development of data centers based on Nvidia’s AI processors. This way, a single 250,000 square foot data center (76,000 meters) may employ up to 1,500 construction workers during its creation phase.
This concept that Huang provides coincides with the view of some experts that The next wave of opportunities lies in the physical aspect of the technology and not the software.
Currently most in-demand AI-related jobs
For the moment, the main factor is that what Workers who know how to use AI are in demand more than factual jobs with AI. According to Randstad Research, the first of these professions is that of the Data Engineer, a figure that plays a fundamental role in the collection, storage and management of large volumes of data so that they are accessible to AI and analytics professionals. In the field of data there is also another prominent profile, that of Business Data Analyst
Meanwhile, in the design and development area Several professions in high demand are concentrated. This is the case of AAI systems architecthe AI Application Developer and the Machine Learning Engineerin addition to the Robotics Engineer, the Artificial Vision Engineer or the Cloud Architect. Likewise, in the field of consulting and research we find profiles such as the AI Researcher and Consultant or the Machine Learning Specialist.
Thus, together with the programming and consultingwhich is the activity with the greatest positive impact due to the adoption of AI, other sectors that will also benefit in general are professional, scientific and technical activities, telecommunications, and media and publications